The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

Borrioboolagha cottage, on the Northport Camp
Ground.
City Marshall Mcdonald was kept busy Tues
tr unkenncss on that day.
In the free for all race at Bar IIarbor sept Is,
Maud L., owned by r. p Leonard, of Monroe,
took first money, best time 233.
A party of Indians are cncampcd on the George
Burd place at Little River. Two tents are pitched
under the trees on the shore, occupied by men,
women and children.
Capt Grinle has planted fifty bushels of oy sters
from his bed at Sandy Point in the stream above
the upper bridge. This experiment may lead to
oyster culture here on Il large scale.
There will be a picnic supper for the sunday
school at the Unyersalist ycstry tomorrow (Fri-
day evening. The entertainment will include
determinations and music by some Of the children
Mr.. Geo. 0. Bailey will sell at auction next sat
nalay afternoon the Angler property High ST.
Mr.. Bailey also offers for sale his dwelling house
on Congress street, and if not sold in three weeks
it will be put up at auction.
The town of Penobscot can boast that hut one
citizen in the State Prison during the past
century, and he was pardoncd for good hehayi or
also the first Methodist meeting house build east of
the PenoDscot river was i'll Pcnobscot.
A wood cut of Frank c. McNealley, the default
ing assistant cashier of the Saco Bank, is posted in
the window OF the Belfast Savings Bank, with
list of the securities he stole. \ reward of s1,500
is offered for tie recovery Of the absconcr and tho
securities.
BURGLARY An WALDO STATION. The Maine
Central station at waldo Omar fiussey, agent,
was entered on Tuesday night, through the win
dow and fifteen dollars worth Of material taken,
including 81 in money Gardens have been rob
bed in the vicinity.
We had visitor from the Office oi the ring organ
last week. He was attached to string held by the
organ grinder who played the tunes set for him W
the rumscIlers and ring thieves. Like his master
the visitor after cash and on receiving some
pennies Went Of happy.
Mrs. Fanny J., widow of the late George Hardy,
Of this city, died suddenly on Monday Of heart
disease, aged 81 years and months. Mrs. HlrdY's
maiden name was darkness. Size wa. an active
worker in benevolent and temperance societies
| and was highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Mcssrs. Hiram Fairow Geo. +. Johnson and |.
w. Parker have run course i'll the boundary be-
tween the Masonic Temple property and Arnold
Harris land on Main street. The Temple Associa-
ton claim the whole of the wall Of the Follett
store, while NJ. Harris claims lie has an interest
i'll it.
Some approximations have been felt to the
safety of bark John NJ. Clerk, Capt. B. W. Conant,
from Copenhagen for Philadelphia, because of the
| recent severe weather at sea, but We are glad TO
say that Capt. Ben is all right passing Delaware
| I>rcakwater the l7th, bound up, and arriving 1t
Philadelphia next day.
HOTEL MEETING. The subscribers to The hotel
stock and those interested are requested to meet at
the city government rooms this (Thur-''ayl even
ing for the purpose of arranging plans amt nthtl
business relating to the hotci Mr. +. +
Walker, of Ninalhaven who is interested IN tht
enterprise is in the city and will lie present.
| Mr.. Will A. Clark, of this city, has bought "ut
the stock and trade OF the clothing establishment
of the late William NJ. Priest, and will take charge
! at once. Mr.. Clark will move the business to hi,
stand on High street, retaining all Mr.. Priests EN-
| ployes. Mr.. CLARK is engaged III one branch ~
the clothing trade and is well qualified to succeed
| The new shoe factory recently started in Thu
| city is hayn. trouble from drunkenness Of tht
| workmcn Tuesday three OF the men were put i
Jail, and work i'll the shop was nearly suspended
| The Workmcn are mostly from To=u-, the iioh'
| for soldiers and sailors, and Wednesday Gen
| Stevenson was tclegraphrd to send for five y
| them.
| Mcdonald 4 Brown, of This city, nave iini-hc'
| harvesting their cranhcrres, and have 20" bushrh
| in excellent condition. About twenty-five hl-he
were frost bitten. Last Saturday they had eighty
| five pickcrs at wor. and the scene an anmatr'
| one. The berries are large, finely coored ami aI
| as good a. the best. Mcdonald 4 Brown hay,
| three acres of vines which yie!d handsome REV
| cnue.
| INSANE. Richard 7. Fall, Il sailor from The S'h
Geo. Il. Ferguson, loading AT Ellsworth, arrived il
| Belfast Monday night and went /" NIr. John Pol
| Ions, who is keeper of the Marine Hospital 1T hi
| port. Fall violently insane and Mr.. Doll"i
| WAS obliged to obtain assistance in handling him
| Fan was put into Jail for safety Tuesday. Dr
| Small pronounced the man insane. Keepers vii
| be placed over him until further arrangements Gu
| De made.
| Pensions have been granted 10 Pembroke T.
| staples, relfast seth H. cole, Euck~pnrt :. n
| I.ittlehcl, Ellin@Wood's c"ruur JtNgu ltrrcr
| North Haven; Thomas Wentworth, reissue, Wai
| do Geo. IL. l.rskinc, reissue anl increase, My
| ril DANES II. Wentworth. original, in'alil wal
! do James {. Brown, Scar.mont Alher e. >tev
ems, Eluehili; Charles III. Ness, >cal-mont, Cha-
| l.. Young, increase, Wmtcrpou George ". tlc
| mcnts (navy,) Hucksport
! Mr. q. +. Perkins, one Of Belfast5 most enttl
| nrising young men, WAS married Tuesday evening
Sept. 10Th to Miss Alice a. Cain, youngest ,taug
| ter of Jacob Cain, ESD, of Montvile. The mar
d,
dciating. The happy couple on tie same aftcrnoN
| left for Boston, thence 10 Mcridcn, Conn, and N
their return will visit the White Mountains an
| Portland, Me. The journal acknowledges the !,
ceipt of !; Slice Of the wedding cake.
Mr.. W. I. Colburn and the other members of IL
party, who made an excursion from here to MoO-t
| ,e.ld Lake last week are very enthusiastic owe
| their trip Tie managers Of the excursion iron
Bangor very polite aud attentive during tn
whole trip, and they also speak in highest term
| of their entertainment at the Mt lineo iIou7,
/ The house is very commodious, and cverNth'n
about it is first class. MIR, Dcnning is lno'tt
landlord and the clerks and walters are attcntiN
and oltliginz;.
A paragraph in some OF the papers stated tina
| sch. Carrie \. Lane, OF Bath, Capt Fred = pEcl
| was ashore ut Tuspan Mexico, and Would prof.;
| bly, be Il total loss. \ telegram from the Captain
| wife at Bath says Carrie A. Lane at Tu-pan II
injured. Particulars later" The particulars Wcr
/ not received when the journal went to press. IN
| Carrie 4. Lane is schooner, 500 tons, and
on her first voyage. The vessel was at Tuapa
loading for New York, Capt. Dyer was formerl
I of Iincolnvie.
| ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL. James Mcl)onal'
lie burgler confined in Belfast Jail attempted t
escape last sunday forenoon. sheriff Wadswort
! was in the stable and heard the noise Of filing II
Wa not seen by the prisoner. Mr., " looked ~
4nd saw Mcdonald filing the iron bar to one ,
| the windows in the corridor When the shCri
| went in he could not find MrDonald'- iu~trtlmer
| but subsequently IT was found outside under til
| window. 1t large knife on the edge I
| which Mcdonald had filed saw teeth. Where h
| got his file is not known.
| To-day IL. A. starrctt Will exhibit at his ,tor,
| No. ) Main street. Belfast, complete line Of lrs
| class novelties, staple dress goods, and IN fact
| full assortment of goods in his line. Fail aH
| winter garments at the lowest possible price,
| Read his advertisement. The advertisements y
! Mr. Mark Andrews, F. ii. Francis 4 Co, u
\ z. Palmer, have been changed, and Garrett
perusal of them is desired. IL IL. Rich, Of .Iach
\ son, has caution notice....W III. Kelley Il Ct
stockton, have notice Of goods lost Hall I
7 Cooper, Belfast, have made a great reduction !
| clapboards and shingles.
I A FARCE. A great farce wa enacted befor
| the Police Court in this city on Wednesday. Tire
workmen in knowlton Il Devine's shoe factor